Maybe I missed it in the report that was linked above, but where did you see " desktop users which accounts for less than 1% of Intuit's projected 2026 revenues and in decline" ? I'm not surprised that they have fewer desktop customers, but I would be surprised that the desktop customers that make up about 10% of units are less than 1% of revenues.
I did find it interesting that total revenue increased even though units of both online and desktop fell.
This was a nice report to see; thanks for sharing the link!
Back to the product, I realize that Win 10 is on borrowed time. However, having to buy a new computer now is causing me to consider a competing product, which would contribute further to their declining units. While I'm likely to eventually end up with a new computer and Win 11, TT would lose my single unit and the recurring revenue they get from that if I switch. Hopefully they'll change their mind, especially if the application can run on both Win versions without any problems.
Still not sure what I'm going to do, though I continue to be annoyed by the situation. 🙂
